Prof D. Suba Chandran is the Dean of the School of Conflict and Security Studies at NIAS. Within the School, he heads two Programmes - Conflict Resolution & Peace Research; and Science, Technology and International Relations.

Pakistan Reader: Pakistan is his primary area of research interest; currently, he is working on a manuscript looking at 75 years of Pakistan. He teaches a course on contemporary Pakistan. He has been a regular visitor to Pakistan, and has been part of numerous track-II dialogues with Pakistan; he has also worked and published with scholars from Pakistan.

Peace and Conflict Research: Besides Pakistan, he works on issues relating to peace and conflict; he is currently researching on two primary areas – “Conflict Peripheries” trying to find why most of the conflict regions are situated in geographic corners, and on “Peace Gap” trying to find why peace does not prevail, despite the end of violence and conflict. He leads the International Peace Research Initiative (IPRI) at NIAS. He is also the regional representative of the Global Partnership to Prevent Armed Conflict (GPPAC). He teaches an online course on peace research.

Global Politics and Area Studies: He coordinates the NIAS Global Politics initiative, which looks at the contemporary world order, and four area studies – Pakistan, Europe, Africa and Maritime. In the long run, the area studies are expected to branch out into independent disciplines. He also teaches an online course on “Contemporary World Affairs.”

He works with a young, colourful and an extremely dedicated team who leads the research on area studies relating to Pakistan, Africa, Europe, Sri Lanka and Myanmar, and issues relating to Peace & Conflict, Arctic, Space, and the Himalayas. His team coordiantes “Global Politics Young Voices (GPYV)” an exclusive network of young scholars, and take the lead in publishing the following at NIAS: Pakistan Reader Evening Brief (Daily), Pakistan Weekly, Europe Daily Brief, Europe Monitor (Monthly), Africa Weekly, Conflict Weekly, and The World This Week. Together, they coordinate the “Young-IPRI” network, aimed at bringing young scholars working on issues relating to peace and conflict on a common platform.

IR Networks: He coordinates three academic networks – the International Studies Network Bangalore (ISBN), International Peace Research Initiative (IPRI), and Maritime Studies. Academic institutions from Goa, Bangalore, Chennai and Pondicherry are a part of the above networks.

Science Diplomacy: He also leads the “Science Diplomacy” initiative within the institute, aimed at bringing S&T and International Relations together. He coordinates the BRICS-Young Scientists’ Forum.

He is an Associate at the Pakistan Study Research Unit (PSRU), University of Durham, UK.  Earlier, he was a Visiting Fellow at the following places: the Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, UK; ACDIS, University of Urbana-Champaign; and the University of Jammu, J&K.

	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Political Institutions and Conflict: Essays from Bangladesh and India Co-edited. New Delhi: Manohar Publishers,2016 2016
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India, China and Sub regional Connectivities in South Asia Co-edited. New Delhi: SAGE,2015 2015
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflict, Peace Audit and Early Warning 2014: Stability and Instability in South Asia Co-edited. New Delhi: SAGE,2015 2015
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2013: Transitions Co-edited. New Delhi: Routledge ,2014 2014
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Building Bridges: Strengthening Physical, Infrastructural and Emotional Linkages in South Asia Co-edited. IPCS, 2013 2013
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Inside China: New Leadership, Social Changes and Economic Challenges Co-edited. New Delhi: Samskriti, 2012 2012
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2011: The Promise and Threat of Transformation Co-edited. New Delhi: Routledge, 2012 2012
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India’s Foreign Policy : Old Problems, New Challenges Co-edited. New Delhi: MacMillan, 2011 2011
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2009: Continuing Violence, Failing Peace Processes Co-edited. New Delhi: Routledge, 2010 2010
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Countering Terrorism: Building a Common Approach in SAARC Co-edited. New Delhi: MacMillan, 2010 2010
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India and NATO Co-edited. New Delhi: McMillan, 2009 2009
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Radical Islam and Democracy: Indian and Southeast Asian Experiences Co-edited. New Delhi: KAS, 2009 2009
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Inequality and Human Development The Kashmir Dispute: Making Borders Irrelevant Co-authored. New Delhi: Samskriti, 2009 2009
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2008 Co-edited. New Delhi: Routledge, 2008 2008
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The Last Colony: Muzaffarabad-Gilgit-Baltistan Co-edited. New Delhi: India Research Press, 2008 2008
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Radical Islam and International Terrorism Co-edited. New Delhi: KAS, 2007 2007
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Jammu & Kashmir: Preparing for a New Beginning Co-edited. New Delhi: Samskriti Publishers, 2006 2006
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes in South Asia 2006 Edited. New Delhi: Samskriti Publishers, 2006 2006
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Building Trust and Reducing Risks: Nuclear Confidence Building Measures in South Asia Bradford: University of Bradford, 2005 2005
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Bio-Terrorism and Bio-Defence Co-edited. New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, 2005 2005
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Limited War: Revisiting Kargil in Indo-Pak Conflicts New Delhi: India Research Press, 2005 2005
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Jammu and Kashmir: Charting a Future Co-edited. New Delhi: Samskriti Publishers, 2005 2005
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Indo-Pak Conflicts: Ripe to Resolve? Co-authored. New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, 2005 2005
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Limited War with Pakistan: Will it Secure India’s Interests? Urbana-Champaign: ACDIS, University of Illinois, 2004 2004
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Terrorism Post 9/11: An Indian Perspective Co-edited. New Delhi: Manohar Publisher, 2003 2003
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Missing Boundaries: Refugees, Migrants, Stateless and Internally Displaced Persons in South Asia Co-edited. New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, 2003 2003
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Kashmir: The Way Ahead 0Co-edited. New Delhi: IPCS Topical Series, 2002 2002
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India and Pakistan: The Agra Summit and After Co-edited. New Delhi: IPCS Topical Series, 2001 2001
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Lethal Fields: Landmines in South Asia Co-edited. New Delhi: Sudha Printing Press, 2001 2001

	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Afghanistan as a regional asset: Transportation and Energy Cooperation between South Asia and Central Asia In: Afghanistan: The Way Forward. COSATT, Kathmandu. 2022
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research COVID-19 and Inequality: The impending circular trap in South Asia In: Nishchalnath Pandey . Impact of COVID-19 on the SDGs of South Asia. Kathmandu, COSATT 2021
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India and the Indo-Pacific: Ideas, Strategies and Challenges In: Security and Economic Challenges in the Indo-Pacific. Kathmandu, COSATT and Political Dialogue Asia Programme, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 2020
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research, Science, Technology and International Relations India and the Indo-Pacific: Ideas, strategies and challenges In: Security and Economic Challenges in the Indo-Pacific. COSATT and Political Dialogue Asia Programme, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. Kathmandu. pp. 47-61. 2020
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research, Science, Technology and International Relations Implications on Conflict Patterns and Regional Cooperation Process in South Asia. In:  Implications of COVID-19 for South Asia: Civil Society Perspectives, Colombo: RCSS. 2020
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research, Science, Technology and International Relations Radicalisation in South Asia: Left, Right and Secular In: United by Violence, Divided by Cause?: A Comparison of Drivers of Radicalisation and Violence in Asia and Europe edited by La Toya Waha. Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Mbh & Co. pp. 141-15. 2020
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research, Science, Technology and International Relations Human security in south Asia: is the region ready? can the state deliver? essay from India In:  Human Security in South Asia: Concept, Environment and Development edited by Adluri Subramanyam Raju. New Delhi: Routledge, pp. 60-68. 2019
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Border Trade in Ladakh, Tiber and Kashgar: Premature or Political Investment? In: India, China and Sub regional Connectivities in South Asia ,SAGE: New Delhi 2015
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Bridging the Karakoram: From Ladakh, Tibet and Kashgar to further west In: India, China and Sub regional Connectivities in South Asia , SAGE: New Delhi 2015
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts and Political Parties in India: Enablers, Detractors and the Road Ahead In: Political Institutions and Conflict: Essays from Bangladesh and India ,Manohar Publishers: New Delhi 2015
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Armed Conflicts in Pakistan 2013: Continuing Violence despite Changes in Leadership Armed Conflict, Peace Audit and Early Warning 2014: Stability and Instability in South Asia, New Delhi: SAGE, 2014, pp.53-72 2014
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Peace Audit: Between Armed Conflict and Positive Peace In: Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2012: Uneasy Stasis and Fragile Peace, New Delhi: Routledge, 2013. pp. 133-14 2014
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research State, Society and Talks with Taliban: Everywhere and Nowhere In: Armed Conflict, Peace Audit and Early Warning 2014: Stability and Instability in South Asia, New Delhi: SAGE, 2014, pp.290- 306 2014
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research FATA and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa In: Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2012: Uneasy Stasis and Fragile Peace ,New Delhi: Routledge, 2013, 50-74 2013
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The rise and decline of armed non-state actors: The Kashmir experience In: Arpita Anant ed., Non-State armed groups in South Asia: A preliminary structured focused comparison, New Delhi: Pentagon Press, 2012, pp. 351-362. 2012
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Lashkar-e-Toiba In: Arpita Anant ed., Non-State armed groups in South Asia: A preliminary structured focused comparison, New Delhi: Pentagon Press, 2012, pp. 245-262 2012
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Prospects for Autonomy in Jammu and Kashmir In: Rajat Ganguly ed., Autonomy and Ethnic Conflict in South and South-East Asia, London: Routledge, 2012 pp. 08-26. 2012
	D Suba Chandran co-edited Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Countering Terrorism: Perspectives from India In:Dipankar Banerjee et al (eds) Countering Terrorism: Building a Common Approach in SAARC New Delhi: MacMillan 2012
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research FATA &NWFP: Spreading Anarchy In: D. Suba Chandran and PR Chari, eds., Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2009: Continuing Violence, Failing Peace Processes New Delhi: Routledge, 2010. pp.62- 82 2010
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Sectarian Violence in Northern Areas In: P Stobdan and Suba Chandran eds., The Last Colony: Muzaffarabad-Gilgit-Baltistan (New Delhi: India Research Press 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research J&K In: D. Suba Chandran and PR Chari, eds., Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2008 (New Delhi: Routledge) pp.83-102. 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research J&K: From Militancy to Jihad In: D. Suba Chandran and PR Chari, eds., Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2008 ,New Delhi: Routledge, pp.92-117. 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan: The War of Tribes In: in D. Suba Chandran and PR Chari, eds., Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2008 New Delhi: Routledge, pp.71-91 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Northern Areas: Myths, Facts and Politics In: P Stobdan and Suba Chandran eds., The Last Colony: Muzaffarabad-Gilgit-Baltistan New Delhi: India Research Press pp. 177-202 2007
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research J&K: Infiltration Declines, Violence persists In: D Suba Chandran ed., Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes in South Asia 2006 New Delhi: Samskriti Publishers, 2006 pp. 30-65 2007
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Intra-State Armed Conflicts in South Asia: Impact on Regional Security In: Dev Raj Dahal and Nishchal Nath Pandey, eds., Comprehensive Security in South Asia (New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, 2006) pp. 159-175 2006
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India and Armed Nonstate Actors in the Kashmir Conflict In: WPS Sidhu et al, ed., Kashmir: New Voices, New Approaches Boulder: Lynne Rienner, 2006 pp. 80-107 2006
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Jihadis Regroup: Post Earthquake Changes inside PoK In: Dipankar Banerjee & Suba Chandran,ed.,Jammu & Kashmir: Preparing for a New Beginning, New Delhi: Samskriti Publishers 2006
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan: Tribal Troubles in Balochistan and Waziristan D Suba Chandran ed., Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes in South Asia 2006 New Delhi: Samskriti Publishers, 2006 pp. 159- 179 2006
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Non State Actors in South Asia: Who will Use Bio Weapons and Against Whom In: PR Chari and Suba Chandran eds., Bio-Defence and Bio-Terrorism New Delhi: Manohar, pp. 143-162 2005
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Suicide terrorism: An Enquiry In: A Subramanyam Raju ed., Terrorism in South Asia New Delhi: India Research Press, 2004 pp.219-230 2004
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Refugees in South Asia: Security Threat or a Security Tool In: PR Chari et al, ed., Missing Boundaries: Refugees, Migrants, Stateless and Internally Displaced Persons in South Asia, New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, pp. 151-172 2003
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Why Kargil ? Pakistan's Objectives and Motivations In: Maj. Gen. Ashok Krishna and P R Chari eds., Kargil: Tables Turned (New Delhi: Manohar Publishers) 2001 pp. 23-38 2001
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Role of the United States: Mediator or Mere Facilitator? In: Maj. Gen. Ashok Krishna and P R Chari eds., Kargil: Tables Turned (New Delhi: Manohar Publishers) 2001 pp. 205-220 2001

	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The Return to Purana Pakistan Geopolitics, pp. 28-33, Vol XII, Issue XII 28 May 2022 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan in the 2020s: Complicated history haunts its present and the future India Quarterly, Vol 78, No.1 28 March 2022 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Arctic: why India should pursue the North Pole from a science and technology perspective? Co-authored with Shailesh Nayak. Current Science, 119 (6). pp. 901-904, 2020 28 October 2020 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran, Shailesh Nayak co-authored Science, Technology and International Relations Arctic: Why India should pursue the north pole from a science and technology perspective? Current Science 119(6): 901-904. 1 January 2020 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India and Sri Lanka: Two Countries, Four Verticals Indian Foreign Affairs Journal, Vol.14, No.1, pp 37-43 28 March 2019 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Science, Technology and International Relations India and Sri Lanka: Two countries, four vehicles. Indian Foreign Affairs Journal (Jan-Mar), 14(1). 1 January 2019 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan: The Sectarian Expanse Faultline 21 28 April 2018 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The New Government & India’s Foreign Policy: Old Issues, Firmer Resolve Indian Foreign Affairs Journal, Vol.9, No.3 28 September 2014 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The New Great Instability: Afghanistan after the American Exit Journal of Defence Studies, Vol.4, No.4, pp.128-137 28 October 2010 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research India’s Disaster Relief Diplomacy Co-authored with N. Manoharan, Vibhanshu Shekhar, Jabin T. Jacob, Raghav Sharma and Sandeep Bhardwaj. Indian Foreign Affairs Journal, Vol.4, No.2, April-June 2009, pp. 63-80 28 June 2009 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Soft, Porous or Rigid? Towards Stable Borders in South Asia Co-authored with P G Rajamohan. South Asian Survey, Vol. 14, No. 1, 117-128 28 June 2007 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Balochistan: Is the Insurgency slowing down? Security and Society, Vol.2, No.2, pp.157-168 28 December 2006 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan’s Endgame in Kashmir: India’s Options Indian Foreign Affairs Journal, Vol.1, No.3, pp. 85-103 28 September 2006 Journal Articles
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Conflict in Kashmir: A Profile Peace Initiatives, Vol. 6 no. 4-6, pp. 1-23 28 December 2000 Journal Articles

	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The idea of Afghanistan, and its challenges The Book Review 2021
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Left-wing Extremism in India: Another Maoist ambush in Chhattisgarh: Lessons from a Failure IPRI # 3 2020
	D Suba Chandran Science, Technology and International Relations NIAS Quarterly on contemporary world affairs. Vol 2, Issue 1, January-March 2020. Special focus – 2019; A global review, Strategic forecasts 2020. (NIAS P ublic Lecture No. NIAS/CSS/ISSSP/U/PL/03/2020). 2020
	D Suba Chandran Science, Technology and International Relations NIAS Quarterly on contemporary world affairs. Vol 1, Issue 1, July 2019. Special focus – The US-China trade conflict. The RBI Summit 2.0, The Trump-Kim Summit. (NIAS Public Lecture No. NIAS/CSS/ISSSP/U/PL/NQ/01/2019). 2019
	D Suba Chandran International Strategic and Security Studies NIAS Strategic Forecast # 22 "Pakistan Elections 2018: Likely Winners, Runners and Losers Reports, 2018 2018
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research US-Pak Relations: What has Changed? What hasn’t? and What is unlikely to Change? NIAS Strategic Forecast No. 21 2018
	D Suba Chandran NIAS Strategic Forecast # 21: US-Pakistan Relations: What has changed? What hasn't? And what is unlikely to? Reports, 2018 2018
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The Raddul Fasaad Fallouts: Will it succeed where Zarb-e-Azb failed? NIAS Strategic Forecast No. 13 2017
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan 2017: The Slow Burn NIAS Strategic Forecast 2017
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Military Courts in Pakistan: Will they return? What are the implications? NIAS Strategic Forecast No. 12 2017
	D Suba Chandran NIAS Strategic Forecast, "Military Courts in Pakistan: Will they return? What are the implications?” Reports, 2017 2017
	D Suba Chandran NIAS Strategic Forecast 04 / Will Pakistan integrate Gilgit Baltistan? And what if ? Reports, 2016, 2016
	D Suba Chandran NIAS Strategic Forecast: "LoC, J&K and New Delhi: New Pak COAS & Likely Challenges for India" Reports, 2016 2016
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pakistan’s New Army Chief: The Sharif Balance Sheet & the Bajwa Forecast NIAS Strategic Forecast No. 10 2016
	D Suba Chandran NIAS Strategic Forecast: "Pakistan’s New Army Chief: The Sharif Balance Sheet & the Bajwa Forecast" Reports, 2016 2016
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Afghanistan Elections 2014: Positive Vote, Future of Taliban & the Challenges Ahead IPCS Special Report 161 2014
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Why is Afghanistan important to India? The Friday Times 2014
	D Suba Chandran co-authored Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Tourism and Peacebuilding in Jammu and Kashmir Co-authored with Shaheen Akhtar. USIP Special Report 2013
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Zero Option & Afghan Stability: Karzai, Obama and the High Stakes in Afghanistan IPCS Issue Brief, No. 227 2013
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research International Security, Afghanistan and 2014: Seeds of Instability The Book Review, Vol.37, No.6 2013
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The Crisis State: Pakistan’s Security Dilemma IPCS Issue Brief #192 2012
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Alternative Regional Strategy for India: A Charm Offensive to Win the Hearts and Minds IPCS Issue Brief #161 2011
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Is Pakistan Re-positioning itself in Kashmir?: Islamabad’s Five Likely Strategies IPCS Issue Brief #156 2010
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research What Next after the All Party Delegation Visit?: A 3-C Strategy for Kashmir 2010
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research The Fragile Regions of South Asia: Why States Fail in Parts? IPCS Issue Brief #150 2010
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research American Military Operations inside Pakistan: Will it help the US, Pakistan and India? IPCS Issue Brief #152 2010
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Pir Panjal Regional Festival: Integrating the Isolated Border Districts in J&K & Building Peace from Below IPCS Issue Brief #142 2010
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Harnessing the Indus Waters: Perspectives from India IPCS Issue Brief #129 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Expanding Cross-LoC Interactions: Perspectives from India IPCS Issue Brief #131 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Exploring Regional Zero: An Alternative Indian Nuclear Disarmament Strategy? IPCS Issue Brief 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Failure or Functional Anarchy?: Understanding Weak/Failing States in South Asia 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Violence against Women in Swat: Why blame only Taliban? IPCS Issue Brief #97 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research US and the Af-Pak Strategy: Pakistan’s Interests & Likely Responses IPCS Issue Brief #98 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Poonch Festival: A Strategy to Integrate the Border Regions in J&K IPCS Special Report #64 2009
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Fighting Terrorism: Strengthen and Modernize the State Police IPCS Issue Brief #88 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Sectarian Violence in Pakistan’s Kurram Agency PSRU Brief #40 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research "I have a dream for Pakistan”: A Critique of Zardari’s Plan IPCS Issue Brief #83 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Impeaching Musharraf: Issues and Questions 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Ten Years After Chagai IPCS Issue Brief 2008
	D Suba Chandran Conflict Resolution and Peace Research Cross-LoC Trade: Challenges and Opportunities in J&K IPCS Issue Brief #66 2008